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[docs] Fix benchmarks folder link #29981

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Fix benchmarks folder link
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Update docs/src/pages/system/basics/basics.md
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| c. Render 1,000 styled components | `<StyledDiv>` | 160ms |
| d. Render 1,000 Box | `<Box sx={…}>` | 370ms |

_Head to the [benchmark folder](https://github.com/mui-org/material-ui/tree/next/benchmark/browser) for a reproduction of these metrics._
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_Head to the [benchmark folder](https://github.com/mui-org/material-ui/tree/master/benchmark/browser) for a reproduction of these metrics._

We believe that for most uses it's **fast enough**, but there are simple workarounds when performance becomes critical. For instance, when rendering a list with many items, you can use a CSS child selector to have a single "style injection" point (using d. for the wrapper and a. for each item).
We believe that for most uses it's **fast enough**, but there are simple workarounds when performance becomes critical. For instance, when rendering a list with many items, you can use a CSS child selector to have a single "style injection" point (using d. for the wrapper and a. for each item).

### API tradeoff

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